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NUNiI3ER 4858.] THE LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING TILL THE HOLIDAYS. SIXTH TIME. THEATRE RoYAL, OKLIRY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 9, 1309, will be pertormetl__ . THE WO.R4D. The char4dios E ' , LISTON, Mr.'IIAisMISTEL Mr- WKO G HTON, Mr. MATH EWS, , Mr. PA LM E r. DE CA.MP, Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs lOtt DAN, Mr's. POWELL, Miss BOY CE,,Miss 'MENAGE. The : Prologue to be spoken by Mr. DECAMP, And the Epilogue by Mr. ELLLEiTON. WITH • '' • WAYS. AND MEANS, • Sit David - Dtinder t Mr. BANNISTER ; Old Random, - Mr. PEN LE ; Young Random, Mr. DE t.! AM P; Scruple, Mr. puTNAmi Tiptoe, Mr, PA LiNIER ; tidy Dunder, Mrs. SPARKS; ' Harriet, Miss BOVE E ;' • 1 Kitty, Miss RAY. • Boxes 6S. Second I rice 35.--Pit 35..6d. Second Price 25.-- 'Calfrry Second 'Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second Price bd. , ---Nolkionel to be returned. ' P laees for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, otthellox. °Bice, .RusSell-strect. , Diors to be opened at Half past Five, and beghi at Halt past Six. On account of the great demand for 'Places, and to prevent disappointment, the Public ,are • respeetiolly informed 4141 the new Comedy of 'The ‘Vorld will be repealed . ..every Evening in the Easter week, ' , After the new Comedy, on Easter Monday, April tg o iltill be produced (for the first time) anew Grand Ballet of,Attion, called Caratach ; in Which Mr IP Egville, from the "UiJet'a t - House, will make his first appearance these twelve years, • , ARGYLL-STREET INSTITPTIQN. (By permission of tlie W . . O.' T. SMART' respeafully tn rors• the' No- 1\ bility and Gentry, Subscribes to this I itstitutinn,.and Ihs Filends,..that be intends having a CONCERT at the aboN*Kootni; un WE DN LSD A Y tinc the Bth patticu lais at which will be duly advcrtiscd. .. ,• , To the PROritI'ETORS 'of EAST INDIA STOCK. Laoies ANo GLNTLEMEN, ". TON ELECTION for the Annual Choke of Di , ,A. .reelors' ' as well as to fill the Vacancy occasioned by..the resignation of Mr. Fraser, being fixed for the 13th idst. per., mit me to solicit yotir Sutfrages in my favour owthat day. To those Proprietors who honourcd me .with nearly • yoo Votes at the last giation, I gratefully return my Thanks; and when I consider the success of my present Cauvats, leaves Ito doubt but that the additional increase of my Friends will place me M. that high station to-which I aspire. 1 can only thus publicly assure you, that . I OM use every exertion to promote the teal Interests and ProsperifY of the East - India Company. •• .. I have the honour .to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, .. Viiur most obedient-humble Servant, London, April $, ISA. , ROBE: KT %VI LI. TAMS. Corninunicaoops will be .thankfully reeeivcd at Captain Williams's Committee-room, at the King's Bead, itt the r oultry.' EAGLE INSURANCE 'COMPANY. IRE, • .ANNUITIES, LlFE.—Capital, TWO Al I I, I ()N S ..-0 Bice, Cornhi 11, Lopdon.— Advantages to Insurers with this Company l'a) merit of Rent in case of Vire, 'without 'increase of Prcniiittn. Damage by Lightning made good. No Charge for Policies, Indorsements, A 'tura titAlS,.br Survgyi. A Commission of St. per Cent. allowed oq Shipping Insurance. Abatements made on Country In surances front tole to 251. per Cont. Farming Stock insured without Average Clause. By Order, • - W. BEETHAM, ' Secretary, Eagle-Officei March at, 1803., CLOSE 91: THE ATLAS SUMCRIPTION: THE CONIMITTEE appoiuthd to carry into Effed the formation ot the ATLAS I,NSU RANCE COM VAN Y, do hereby give Notii:e, that. the Subscription to this' Institution will close on or before the ;ii day of May u.„at. The Office will be opened on or before the 24th , of lune next; for effeaing INSURANCES AGAINST FIR?; INSURANCES ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSOP AND . GRANTING ANNUITI ES, IMMEDIATE, bE.: FERRED, ANis PRociussivE. The respe4tability, capital, and connexions, Of the pre:. sent Shareholders in the ArLas ; the. certain profits arising from a numerous association, in which not only Itic pro« petty or life ut every individual is insured, but where eiteh is urged to she exertion of his influence in the various branches content s : Wed, leave no doubt but the Atlas Insur. mice Company will be founded on principles that cannot tail to command confidence from the public, andeMoluthent to the proprietors. The capital ut this Company is divided into Shares of std. each. Subscriptions arc received at Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Free, liartholotnew-line ; Sir fames Esdaile and Co. Lombard-street ; Masterm.m. Peters, and Co. 'Lumbar& street ; Dimsdale and Co. Cornhill ;. and Hammarsley and Co. Pall Mail; wher.: Particulars may be had. By Order of the Committee, Committee Room, JOHN CHALK, Secretary . Vill's Ccirree-llouse, Cornhill, 6tir April, Ora. (IRANI) CITY LOTTERY of VIIEk.',EIOLD . HOUSES, disi:harged of LAND-TAX. 104,00 e Value in Capital Prtzes. Twenty Thousand Tickets, to be Drawn in Guildhall, April 26tIL • • . ..isT or - CAPITALPRIZES, with tiii.t Vain:l' tipcl). C; rand Hotel, N0.:9, - Skiiiii'er-Street, . . , - 25,n00 .1•40. 14,. Skinner-street - • - • - ',ono NO. 43, Ditto • .: . - Chono Nu 4S Ditto - - - - tt,ooo 'No. s, Pickett-street - - - - 6,000 No. 7, Ditto - - - - • 6,n60 No. 17i,Sitinrier-street . . . 4, 0 00 No. st„Ditto - - - .. ..,1„noo '.;lo, 41, Pitt, - - • - 4,ato No. tt, Ditto - - • ' - 40 60 * No, 4, Ditto • - - ' 4 ,000 No. t.), Pickett-street - - - 4)093 t`t;. It, Ditto' - •- - 4. 000 No. tB, ~kintier-streert - - - . 3', , 0i - )o No. 40, Weg Side'ot Snow-hill - - 3,100 No. 4.. Skinner-street - . - - 3,090 No. 4g, Ditto • - , - - - 3,r:00 No. 4q, ilit,o • '. - - -3, 00 C) ;,,o. 4, Pickett•street . - ' 3.00 0 s•r). 2.2, SkintiCr-Street 2,000 . . Mak , tik togt , ther the SuM of ta4;000:. The above Valuation is taken aethe lowest estimate, and - there is sin luubt that by th'e time the Louery is drawn, - Abe Property will be very considerably iii-reand in value. Ql , - ;cis haVe beers , ade tram va ious IntSOits: to .etirchase several of the I-louses at the Tv ire, they are estiMated . at, anti pinpOsed that tittler:P,rizes wili c h rt: divided into small shams oioj be sold, the l' todth e lid to the Shareholders ac- Cad respoi.t.ve , Preient. }'rice : "Picket C 7 o 11„ 111 i ,C 4 4 .0 L : " 1 q Quartp.f l . 2 j olSi WWl — and Sliati 74 s ere rtr ). 444 4 1 4 ,SUrj : rO, ' 1 11% , • 6 , •AlliZi l lt.iirf • - IFt 1 .4 \ k 11, 1 j; 1 1 0, 14 41 maw e p • itqe - r • • , - * pre. : - , •• I • z' .; . fi•iZ; . ".W- - ' s*,/i •s, -pat, , f \N‘ . 4 , hy i I v ia ) $.(14 04. 43ELE S' ATURI) A 1 7 Apßii. , 808. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. NO tIS'J OR P 2 ERS.,. rarDAY; APRIL 8. THE ROXBURC;H ESTATES:' Their Lordships Met at two o'clock, pursuant to adjournment, and proceeded to heir Counsel in the important Appeal respeaing the Roxburgh Estates. Mr. John Clark was heahtfor the A'Oellants, after which the further hearing was adjourned till two rielock to-morrow. .1 - MONEY. , TO NOBLEMEN Alp CastT l iAltlgt•T.. WA NTED to invest several ' y e ti 'ciiiistderable Stims in Annititie . s. Noblenien Cemleineti j ire.; sirous of granting :Annuities, rerledni4lithlitt•pleasure - ,- - 4011 ,be treated with on thO,IROst honourahlg!fefos i aittt thq NXl't chases convicted without delay. The, Funds of the Adyy titer nearly preiiltnie . 'the;possibility 'otnii'bilqiointm whatever the extent of thti•NeOtiatiooV: Apply petsottilkitiqont .Eleven till Ftint,.orr kiletter, .to Mr. Berton, Isu l LeiLeAer-place, Ileitft,ter-aquatte. •t' The Innkeepers' Allowance Bill wag' . broUght up froin the Commons, and read a first time. There was then 'an AdjohrnMent during pleasUre. -• St:OT CH ► ti DI CATU LORD HANC,ELLOR rose to move the second 444 hg of the Bill fur the better 4egulation of the 4 lpinisctatioym(Juitice in Scotland. Ti was not the stage of,thtipill in, winch trended to enter 11)to Pkfrtj'e4r and luinute in:04010 of its pro stisions but wisheFlAt to be coritglityied, the blanks. 44 , y2„ and Jilter t Apcosmo,diSeuss its merits on (400.cogamitrpept. urn i thcgo only o bserve,.that it was leis w ish the Omrt 8/4ession,should be di v id ed.into two r.tt her lygl ttithree Chambers ; that, howeVer, would heßntttec,of consideration tiff the Committee ; and that the.two Houses or Chambers should sit at thii sans thoe...That withregard, to the l'rial by Jury, the Mattur should be left to a Commissr6,n,Bonquiry. . 1 t1301) that in6jed he ; felt imprekted by the opinion of that veuerable.authority4p; ; MansAeld, Who did not conceive that it was, m i tko . power of the Yers of both ,couires, .Fribining.all their talents, to ;Idiot that mo e,plipal to all . tiossible cases Ca szotland, where the,Cpt i nts of Justice Were so coin i4ated in their cdkokci.ition.. Grave, however, as (*tat opinion undoOtedl4 , was, he ,should not be biassed by tt, but be. open to the reasonings of I,llose who held a ,Contrafy Opiniiiri. With respect to ri House or, ChAinWr of ,Review„ he shoutd now offer no opinion ;, he ,hnold nothiu k t on that It should, however, be atnong the objects of the' Bcp, to dii ioilh the ni.unber of from St:x.4l • p, nine-t e nths 1 ' l. l! cad, dt which, he' Would venture fosay,..*ere braight'before that Liouse fur no other purpose than that Of delay. Aoril.GA4Nll/4 1 E acquiesced in most of the -pjOisions of the ,and wily ..i,t did not go as far as he conit i t i wiAi hot4rui t u the al) ppititment,of tea of of the uu 9fiha•Thal by Jury into sec eland, the COnfanosion %you'll be so seletted be entirely coniposed4 persons w hose piAii i diees might be' solvosed to rutiAainst any Change, tit that kind • in the law of coilittid. It Was natural tilt - such pre.;- judt'Ces`td6e'strotig, and he would even allov.?tlieui to be laudable; but when it was now coulessed on ..fides that some alterations and ir4ravenitints were necesSary, mould be hard that were' preju f . dices of any kind should stand in t h e: way of their adOption. More etreCtually, therefore, to prevent theoperatioo of such i),rejudices,hes'should also wish that their Lordships do convey in ,sotne,shape to the Cointn6sion, those objed4 to, which it might be the wish of the House that the Commission would more particularly dire& their alt.cnti,r.!. • 3ucli a recOtn niendatioa could not fail to carry its dde weight The Lour CitAt4citCLOtt, ,in explanation, seemed disposed to adopt the ideas - of the Noble Baron. Loig MELVILLE had btu an obscrvatibn or two to make : as it Wai . tlie general opinion that the House was 110 W to enter into any detailed dis cussion of the. Bill, and that was, that as on the one side it was confessed that there existed strong and even laudable pr*judites against any innovation in the law of Scotland; so also it should be allowed and recollected, that on the part of the great tawyers of England there might be also strong prejudices in favour, of such changes, He must on this occasion advert to the opinion of that great luminary (Lord MansfHd) who was decidedly against the intioduc tiun of the Trial by Jury into Scotland ; and` as he also had his .prjudices,.. and he hoped 'they were honest prejudices, it should not be WOndeted at if great doubts were throWn upon his: mind by such an authority, and if _be should therefore hesitate to assent to the general introduction of the Trial by Jury into Scotland. Lord LAUDERDALE said that the arguments. adduced by the Noble and Learned Lord who Intro duced the Bill hilly proved itllnecessity, and at the same time the ddlieulty of acCompliehing its ohjeots. He could not, boa ever, agree'with the Noble and, Learned I nr,l in his oss:ortion. that dine-tcntly: ar the appeals fr(o111 Scotland were brought t orwav d merely for the purpc)se of delay, which would ap pear from a reterence to the causes whiCh had been before that 'lluttse tOr a series of year , ; back, and where there could be found no pt . .. 9 0. of such a dis position.' The Bill Wa', read a second time, and ConunittCd for Tuesdiy. rl .l O ' 1)t ..11577; fora ` ISVrsiii t at to- J. • tereti , upop ki.CXPllllMigsbilsrg4ON ',HOUSE% 40, lOCl , rgi Garderrlv!Cbtkeh 'I looses, Stable,s,,tind other Buikfitigf,li;uate at C 104141 0 14 in the Chanty a.Stfrety."" e r tray take any' Anal). titv of Land, and h neartlie House.. • For further Ws apply t,o els re: , V regg . 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Even if the present Bill had never existed,. the power of &anti* tieences•.Would still remain with the Council, antilduring the course of last war a similar power had been repeatedly resorted to by the 'Three Administrations that administered the al, fairs of the Country. .Since` the commentement of the present war, the Noble Lord adduced no less than.-&or Seven Acis of , tile present reign to that And "concluded with moving thi p the Bill be now read a third time, Lord St. JOHN argued at great length against the . Bill, and binsisted that it' would' operate partially and unjostlyagainst the Merchants at our Out-ports. As no person Was to be' allowed to tratlib in the ex portation cotton but-those who, were furnished with licences -from the •Conneil (Mice in London, -then the London merchants must have in souse des glee a monopoly of the Oottim trade, while the mere chants; at Liverpool, Cltasgow, etc. must be deprived of that advantage,iat least sons to enable him fo start upon the same footing. • Lord AoeftLitini tollouted on-the Same side, LorditaDasoi Lit supported' the Bill, and contend ed that London only tbrmed the centre of meteantila correspondence, .bdtleotild by • no means be empow ered by , theJdill taengress this trade, ,j o ords I.a tJiaFttpnt.c and DALIsLay opposed tha Bill as Libiktrions, to trade in general, and as granting a oentrout to,Goverument over the whole cpolmerco of the.cquntry._ Lord I.,,unEuriAt.a. move that the Bill be divjcled into three. Len/ lIAIKKESBURY7s . hewed that the-fill was merely , -a measure of precaution ; that tr,Was not liable to any of the Obje4ions.nrged 'against it by thti Noble Lbrds opposite,„to..hitiv,, who shoOld at least recollect. with what view and in what spirit,thu Dutch PrOperty Bill had been re:icrteil to LoriLo,Bl.3NllLLlj , entered into a labeured (epe pf the measures, adopthd whip lie had tieeti inpewer, and contended,tha! they bore no analogy to the present Bill, whi4tutist prove, eot only het, deqnate..to ,its objea, intt,ineompatible v,ith thai freedom . winch was the snit/ ,dl.6tninerceiand der the influence of which it had hitherto principal ly, if not altogobcr„ proipered. The 1-louse then divided un the question of the third .treading. . . C.pntents --- x „„ 7 44 ..I ' M.ijority c 'Afitvi;t;ri a t sOn;e observatt_titokiVii:2o T,,,LruenDA t h ,t i l oktjte 4 . 4t,49l4.ss t voigret!d to witki oat .A.Ajte.tmed at 1141 f attcr twelve o'clock. , • . ji SE 01 commoxs'. IRIDA V, .%t iliL . • , The 'SPEAKER informed ther.,House, thai#he had recenlett :Wetter frOarAdmiral Stirling, dated Diar .off Monte Video, 7th Jul)', .1807, acknow ledging the liorioureonferred otr hinOiy the Vote of Thanks for the capture. of that place; - and, Mating that he,had given , properlfiretlions7fortoininunicat- Mg.the saint to the Officers and Semen concerned. 'A Message froth the-Lords, infortned.tne House, that theieLordships had-passe& the Bill tot' prevent ing the exportation. ofieseitaliark. , Earl Puncy reported trom the.ComMitteeion.the Wexford -Eletaion; that the Comretitteehavingmet this Morningi la ad been under the neeest:itrof ad journing on. account of the absence of Mr. .4eck ford,- one' of the MeMbersi who was. ill. Dottor Pitcairn having proved the :fad of Mr, Bc‘ckford's illness- that , Gentleman was ,excused from further attendance, and the Committee enabled to proceed without him, On the motion of Mr. Den.o,:s, a new Writ was ordered for the elect on of a Member for the County of :Sutherland, in the room of the Right Hon: W. Dandas, who had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Mr. BbYLE preinted a ,PctitiOn complaining of au undue Eledion for the Borough of,New,Malton waeordered to be taken into Consideration on' Tuesday, 3d of May. . Mr! PALMER gave notice, that - on Tau . early, day after-the recess he •wOUld move that the Petition of Air. Paltrier (his father, late Member for Bath; and Mveneer of mail coaches) be referred to Gatti* mittee. ! - The F.tStttr AnvocATa of SCOTLAND Obtained leave to bring i it. a Bill for the better n latiuti of the Pub lic Records in that Kingdom. Mr. VAN SUMMIT gave notice, that on Wedneday next he would move for certain Papers relating to' the Trade and Navigation of the United Kingdom The - Leeds Clothiers'. Bill Was read a: third tune and passed, after , some aplanation from LkSCELLES J'• also the Irish Wool. Bill. , . 7Un the motion .vti Mr, HumisaoN, the House 7weht., into a Committee of ,Supply, whet, tire StimA for the Pay. and Clothing nfthe Atilitia of Great Bri tain.2and Ireland were voted Also, • CoTTOII TRADE. • - ' Pht.thelWaintenahceof Convieli - - - ,Ctii,c c o Lord ,II 471.1.1.1.85,i' ile:.t movedilleardot oftlieDay ;stationary for boot Hot , esoi, eartiatil. , , ,, ot . . .. 1,,0,,, for the,tlurd readin4ot the, 13ill prohibiting tittt *port- . for ,l;f h itrit V , o t tes.auct hilig., hyhtderut 4oth I lcmes ation ot . Cottott.‘Vool, undo . certain iinAtavion-,-, , r fowaj(tfi t l: ' ,l l l'; ' }' l lng on the W;;l'ks of the N - avalAs.).l:hh, Hi s Lordship. tuok a :Au% ey of the 4.ltitintitY.. Pt that unit ‘ompletiag ttrat listablishatent ortiele usually imported into this .CutUttry is. • and (XI this. ; lafit ptvi)osiritni" Sir,C. Pont took °cell sion to assert the right , of calling , for art Estitnate- ot though he. confessed that the stipply,.ot) thtud Nvi. , is the Expento cat 'Building,' and of the Estaltikh fir beyond . the dent 411 ti ut t hi; ilWilleilt,' Yqi ', it WtAlid hefhighly imprudent and impolitic- to alle , ,v iltV 49- Meat, atictot , Cnturouling- the A.ppointinent of the 4itiOhltcd exportation ut (.tattoo; to' ilw - 11: n ((11 Y ' Officers of the?Natral Asyltan. He thoold be pre itAktiotrY, as, loqns: , the•k4"lbargo 41.41149 n" c ` )I1- .pelted co Alothlity; to .sliesv•:the .imr . opriety of sonny ;Ottoecli ttsti t,bat.:the cloutenci.tor Altat-at"tielh ANV: 0 of the AppOillttlleiliS that had been already' made. , Urgvut J.)it tie s :pert; of titer UnemY• t,; Wl* 6 we 4 on : .. * A conversation enitted;,it which Air. I- ins KitEliN , 09‘1° - $ - tgiljti -.,,,th0 ~tuttly • euttutriwf .;,Witll - - " 4101 ! . stated that estirnattll `may.•.l.lo :had, btu, the lit.)nry ,Ave•werteJw alliatkei--,hild •rta . ;m3uttfaelutos,!' ) f th at. . • was wanted to go on with the buildll4' ! ;. . , ' Al tit•k: , . and it- .was tAttnicrithintly only,.titt„l conutties: .1)111' WirIITZHEAD thiAlght tit6 . l7lLitilt.: ought to be "ctu'lilXiitt..ve'lf•Oith - k. ll `& l3 m l 11)31 8 v . ' 14 . 11 ‘ 6144 ` ' 44l ' ..varitcuisrly: caution» of votinglaronzy :tor, building trcsAtcklty, the.11i11. , .. :Mitch stress. - 11 0.1 -- - -•-be'eitJata'"! w ithi,rut,etitinates,•aftej• .thu Natl. 6111115 tly; build 4;8; - ' ' :tl6‘4 '" lll kW lliell ' 1 lte gr"til ) g . ‘ PiliC°lt. ' ‘l"(4"l")ru‘4l . , . b‘trret4ks- hod coil in ail Fos id fl,figlaild. , ~...• . 21,p0a 30,pc0 a . .. TT" EAST INDIA lIOUSE. . . . Ai 41 6, iSoS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the .UNITEb commivY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Toad ing- to the EAST dohtrely give Notice, That the General Court* the said Company appointed to be held at their House in I.eirel enhall•ttreet, on Wednesday next l the 'l3th inv. fir the Marion of Six Dieeliors of the raid Compiny, for Four Years, will be continued from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Eight ',gibe Evening. • • •-• ' IPILLIRM RAMSAY, Sicretati. ' t vfF ~